Fantasy Stories

A Story in the Dragon Age Video Games Universe
A few scenes that captured my imagination while playing the computer game "Dragon Age: Origins". I wanted more detail for some of the conversations (and definitely for the sex!). No need to have played the game to enjoy.

Lilly Van Younger, a dedicated medical aide, takes on the challenge of caring for the difficult and gruff Harris Sanchez. Through patience and understanding, she discovers his loneliness and orchestrates a heartwarming reunion with his old friends. This leads to a deep connection between Harris and Lilly's permanude mother, Martha. Together, they form an unbreakable bond, facing societal judgment with resilience.

A deputy marshal makes a wrong step and finds himself in another world of what could have been. His education gives him a new life and his new friend are more than willing to help. / (Reviews)

A Christmas light-hearted fantasy. Tarquin and Tina are turkeys being fattened for the last shipment out before Christmas, but they see an opportunity to escape. Along their journey they meet other animals who they befriend, forming an unlikely herd, all the while looking out for The Farmer and The Farmer's Wife.

A teacher takes a pupil under her wing

A day of perving on spring breakers at the beach is interrupted by an Elf in need of some help. Randy soon finds himself the master of four supernatural females.

A horny mage travels from place to place, living several lifetimes. A man dies from an accident and wakes up mysteriously on a backwards world. A devotee of a naughty God, he enjoys another life there as a mage. He is nursed back to life by a girl, and she has her way with him. He is unable to fend her off. She, her sisters, and her mother use him for months until he is well enough to leave. He leaves them with three babies. There follows other adventures and women. 10 chapters. Apx. 3-hour read

Paladin meets his demise on the battlefield.

A man's Journey through a horrid time called Christmas. His realization that it isn't what he thought it was.